Natures Rite Congestion Relief Spray 1.5 oz
Key features
- •for nasal congestion due to allergies and inflammati
- •Natural herbal solution in a balanced saline base
- •Reduces inflammation and congestion of sinus membranes
- •Servings per container is 225
- •Proprietary blend of Yarrow, Horseradish root, elder flower, eye Bright, Aloe Vera, Calendula, and Grapefruit Seed Extract
BrandNatures Rite
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Natures Rite Congestion Relief Spray 1.5 oz
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.3
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What a relief
Betty Jo•January 5, 2018
I have had constant sinus problems for about 45 years. I have tried everything, especially on the natural side. The Congestion Relief worked very well and did not irritate. Right now I want to say that it is the best I used yet. It gently opened my sinuses and allowed me to breathe. Without question I will be repurchasing it.
Five Stars
Susan E. Knapp•October 24, 2017
Works great
Couldn't stand the scent
Elizabeth Pugh•September 25, 2017
Sadly I couldn't stand the smell so was unable to use.
Natures Rite Congestion Relief Spray
Lil_Kitten7•July 8, 2017
This stuff works great at clearing up a stuffy nose and sinuses.
Better than allergy pills
Mattie R.•June 23, 2017
It honestly does help clear congestion. I rely on it to help me sleep; I prefer it to allergy drugs. It helps relieve swollen sinuses and runny nose. I usually, but not always, use it in conjunction with Sinus Relief by Natures Rite, especially if I have a sore throat associated with my congestion. I can use both of them hourly - I've even heard every 20 minutes recommended - and I would very much rather try a non-drug approach that has a history of helping me than go to the doctor and possibly get prescribed something.
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